> > Linux/sparc Debian 2.2 (cf.sf.net) FAILED
> > This is scary. I don't know why this one alone fails - it fails the
> > test_math test.
[...]
> Sorry, not short of stepping into mathmodule.c under a debugger. The only
> interesting thing about that test is that math.acos(-1) is the very first
> call test_math.py makes to the platform libm. Perhaps if you commented it
> out, you'd get a bogus OverflowError from
>
> testit('acos(0)', math.acos(0), math.pi/2)
>
> on the following line.
Seems to be a Sparclinux bug. If mathmodule is statically linked into
python (via Modules/Setup), the test passes fine. Without further
analysis, I'd say that assigning to errno does not work well when done
in a shared library.
I'd say this is bug #459464. Last time, I incorrectly diagnosed this
as a sparc64 gcc issue, which it isn't: Even though 'uname -m' reports
'sparc64', all userland code is 32-bit. I'm probably wrong with my
current guess as well.
HTH,
Martin
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